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Customize time to hold "play" before shutdown? (iPod 5G)
AlexP:
For Virtual Keyboard see http://www.rockbox.org/twiki/bin/view/Main/LoadableKeyboardLayouts
For editing keymaps, first stage is a development environment. What OS do you use?
Llorean:
There's an actual keymap file in the source for your player in /apps/keymaps, you just need to modify that and recompile your build. This is for redefining the keys, at least. Since you want to change the timeouts, I'm not sure where those are located. I would imagine that you could just leave "Stop" where it is and just shorten the timeouts on both of them. Since you haven't run into needing to use long-play for anything yet, it's not likely to interfere if you leave it around.
copiesofcopies:
Ah, ok, I didn't know you could modify keyboard layouts. I had a more fundamental interface redesign in mind, but this will definitely be helpful for the time being.
BigBambi: I use Ubuntu (Feisty, for now). If you want to point me to a M to RTF so you don't have to walk me through the whole process, that's ok too.
AlexP:
--- Quote from: Llorean on March 21, 2008, 05:54:28 PM ---There's an actual keymap file in the source for your player in /apps/keymaps, you just need to modify that and recompile your build. This is for redefining the keys, at least. Since you want to change the timeouts, I'm not sure where those are located. I would imagine that you could just leave "Stop" where it is and just shorten the timeouts on both of them. Since you haven't run into needing to use long-play for anything yet, it's not likely to interfere if you leave it around.
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Yes indeed, keymap was rather erroneous in my post. However, to edit the delay you will still need a dev environment to compile the code once you have edited it.
--- Quote from: copiesofcopies on March 21, 2008, 05:55:28 PM ---BigBambi: I use Ubuntu (Feisty, for now). If you want to point me to a M to RTF so you don't have to walk me through the whole process, that's ok too.
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To set up the dev environment you want to
1) install build-essential and subversion
2) Check out the rockbox source with "svn co svn://svn.rockbox.org/rockbox/trunk rockbox"
3) Build the crosscompilers with the rockboxdev.sh script in the tools directory of the downloaded source
--- Quote from: copiesofcopies on March 21, 2008, 05:55:28 PM ---Ah, ok, I didn't know you could modify keyboard layouts. I had a more fundamental interface redesign in mind, but this will definitely be helpful for the time being.
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We are open to ideas on the interface, but with the number of features, options, players etc. that Rockbox has/runs on, it isn't easy...
copiesofcopies:
--- Quote from: BigBambi on March 21, 2008, 05:56:33 PM ---We are open to ideas on the interface, but with the number of features, options, players etc. that Rockbox has/runs on, it isn't easy...
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I hate you guys... ;)
What I had in mind shouldn't be too difficult to implement on a number of players, I don't think. Maybe it would be best to draw a picture...
Grabbing the SVN trunk now.
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